Lord of the Board
Who Invented the Snowboard and Why It Matters
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Lord of the Board
Narrated by:
Rob Brannon
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Rob Brannon
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Rob Brannon
About this listen
This is a concise and compelling gospel message drawn from the world of snowboarding! Specifically, this little booklet explores the amazing history of the invention of the snowboard!
Snowboarding is a mainstream winter sport and is one of the most popular winter sports in the world! In 1998, snowboarding made its grand entrance into the world of the Olympics at Nagano, Japan. Few other innovations have caught on so fast and have become a full-fledged Olympic sport so quickly!
Who do we thank for such a beautiful idea? Who is the Genius behind this break-through innovation that has revolutionized the world of winter sports and why does it matter? Will the true Lord of the Board please stand up?
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